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Test Your Knowledge: September 6, 2025

10 questions on the week's reporting, from the edition of September 6, 2025. Answer one and you get the explanation, plus a link to the article that covers it.

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10 questions · about 3 minutes
01

What holiday celebrates hard-working Americans and their contributions to our country?

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Labor Day. Read: The Workers Who Inspired Labor Day

02

What was the name of the operation led by the US and Britain that helped the people in West Berlin receive food and supplies after the Soviet Union shut down all entry routes into the area?

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The Berlin Airlift. Read: A Short History of the US Military: The Berlin Airlift

03

Which state is the second smallest in the country?

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Delaware. Read: Delaware: A Little State with a Big History

04

What species of otter lives in the Patagonia region?

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Southern River Otter. Read: Otters – Playful Mammals and Great Swimmers

05

Who was dubbed ‘the most dangerous woman in America’ by those opposed to her labor reforms?

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Mary Harris Jones. Read: The Workers Who Inspired Labor Day

06

How many residents were living in West Berlin when they were denied food and supplies?

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2.5 million. Read: A Short History of the US Military: The Berlin Airlift

07

Who was the first to explore the area that became Delaware?

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Henry Hudson. Read: Delaware: A Little State with a Big History

08

Eugene Debs ran for president five times as a candidate for what political party?

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Socialist. Read: The Workers Who Inspired Labor Day

09

What is the Delaware state bird?

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Blue Hen. Read: Delaware: A Little State with a Big History

10

Otters are:

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Carnivores. Read: Otters – Playful Mammals and Great Swimmers

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